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Tony Lewis wrote:
> Micah Cowan wrote:
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>> Tony Lewis wrote:
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>> "hash" doesn't apply to URIs that wget would handle (it's called the
>> "fragment" portion in relevant RFCs), as that's not normally part of
>> what gets sent to the server.
> But it
Micah Cowan wrote:
>Tony Lewis wrote:
>"hash" doesn't apply to URIs that wget would handle (it's called the
>"fragment" portion in relevant RFCs), as that's not normally part of
>what gets sent to the server.
But it can appear in the links within a page. Are you going to discard the
fragment port
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Tony Lewis wrote:
> Micah Cowan wrote:
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>> - It should use extended regular expressions
> Agreed
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>> PCREs are less important
> I have a very strong preference for \s over [[:space]]
Meh; looks like gnulib's EREs do that anyway.
>> - It should be
Micah Cowan wrote:
> - It should use extended regular expressions
Agreed
> PCREs are less important
I have a very strong preference for \s over [[:space]]
> - It should be possible to match against just certain components of an
> URL
Agreed. In your exchange with Matthew some possible labels w
